So when I saw Santa Fe style crack, I had to try it. I've been eating a lot of rabbit food lately so I need something to change it up. I really like these too! 5 Stars!
My friend at work, Ann, likes these plain salted ones, but I just don't understand why you would ever choose plain tortilla strips over MSG-smothered tortilla strips. Who knows.
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Well, if your brain exploded when you accidentally ingested MSG, you would understand the benefits of salt and nothing else.
Thank the Lord for stuff WITHOUT that evil substance, like the super-ossum most scrumptious Fire-Roasted Tomato & Olive Oil Triscuits.
(And now, a moment of silence for the death of Hamburger Helper at my house. Yo, disembodied Hand man ! Get a clue !)
*grumbles*
I eat a lot of rabbit food too so this crack might be a nice way to mix things up for me! Thanks for the tip!
So here are the ingredients for the Southwest ones - I actually didn't see MSG but maybe there is something else that is really MSG but named differently:
Corn Masa Flour
Safflower and/or Sunflower Oil
and 2% of less of the following:
Tomato powder
Onion
Salt
Garlic
Paprika
Sugar
Spices
Corn Syrup Solids
Jalapeno pepper
Cilantro
Autolyzed yeast extract (wha?)
Lime juice solids
Disodium Inosinate <- questionable
Disodium Guanylate <- questionable
The two that you have marked as "questionable" are not MSG.
The "autolyzed yeast extract" is usually something that I look askance upon, even though it's not official MSG.
Thank you for giving me credit for introducing you to crack, but I have never had these in my life!
Mimi I think pregnancy has already gone to your head. You brought them to the lake one year when you were in charge of salad. I distinctly remember it!!
You are officially crazy! I wasn't even at GLW that year. I ran this past Michele, the voice of all reason, and she agreed.
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